Gospel Fare
The Enduring Nature of Joy
Should we always be ‘happy?’ A close look at the doctrine indicates that ‘joy’ is what provides enduring peace.
Edwin E. Gantt
July 5, 2024
Should we always be ‘happy?’ A close look at the doctrine indicates that ‘joy’ is what provides enduring peace.
Is there a way out of political division? Self-examination and living the gospel’s teachings offer unity and peace.
Does freedom mean doing what we want? Real freedom and autonomy comes from knowing and living higher moral truths.
Is belonging merely about presence? No, it requires active participation and meaningful connections.
Is numerology reliable? Despite intriguing patterns, it often leads to confusion and misinterpretation.
Is lament an act of faith? It turns grief into connection, embracing sorrow as a form of worship and devotion.
Satan’s sedation versus Christ’s salvation: explore the profound spiritual battle of one who heals and one who deceives.
Why does fidelity matter? Explore what fidelity is and how ‘fidelity to God’ can enrich our faith in Him.
Do same-sex attracted Latter-day Saints fit in God’s plan? Yes, through faith, covenants, and divine love.
Memorial Day is about remembering and honoring the dead. But it also reveals a history of conflict and the challenge of unity across U.S. history.
Money, status, politics, and pleasure all compete for our devotion. Prophets keep pointing us back to the living God and the relationships that endure.
Can Latter-day Saints find peace? Yes, but it requires forsaking a worldly conflict paradigm for something better.